Inductions will commence today at 11am at Tsukure Hub CIC for both hospitality positions in Tsukure Café and the Community Kitchens as well as Tsukure Radio and Tsukure Studios! Simply turn up before 11am.
Congratulations Morgan on passing her PAT Testing certification with us! Speaking of which, we will be holding a Repair Cafe in the near future. A special thank you to Smith’s Support Services for once again providing the training support for us.
Keeping you company while you shop in Ayr, Tsukure Radio is now live from Fish Cross with Scott O'Hare. Tune in on Twitch! Request a track or get a shout out to the workmates!
Tsukure Hub CIC and all our community projects can be supported via PayPal;
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We've set up a PayPal Donate facility to make it easier for everyone to help support Tsukure Hub CIC and the activities we perform.
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🖥️Computers that would have otherwise gone to waste have been recycled by GCU for a community project in Ayrshire.
GCU Lecturer Bryan Young who is also a volunteer at @TsukureHub, will use the computers to teach programming to 12-17-year olds in Ayr💙
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Thank you @TsukureHub for the lovely post about our S3 Social Enterprise students 😊! Great idea to have junior community members! We hope to see you soon.
Thanks again to everyone who bought and donated items to help the class @MarrColOfficial@MarrPC_Suggest#SocialEnterprise
It's coming back! By popular demand and due to the hard work of Ronan and Courtney (Tsukure Junior Committee Members) Tsukure Radio will be once again hosting under 18's Karaoke every Friday night.
Just a quick reminder if you find yourself in town and in need of some lady products, we stock "Wee White Bags", courtesy of the Scottish Government. So DON'T PANIC! Help yourself to a 'wee white bag' which will provide you with a small supply of sanitary products from us free.
Oh No! The facia on the front of our building has fallen off! We are trying to improve the looks of Fish Cross, please bare with us, it's a big job and very expensive!
Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, the woman that discovered pulsar stars, should be remembered and recognised for her great contribution to astronomy despite the Nobel Prize being given to her professor.
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